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I got an Amazon Fire HD 8. How can I remove/move around the icons on the Home screen so that the ones I use most often are at the top and the ones I will not be using are not visible. I can see that it is not possible to uninstall these without some Android jiggery-pokery but I want to see if I can at least get them off my home screen or re-organise them...
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I got an Amazon Fire HD 8. How can I remove/move around the icons on the Home screen so that the ones I use most often are at the top and the ones I will not be using are not visible. I can see that it is not possible to uninstall these without some Android jiggery-pokery but I want to see if I can at least get them off my home screen or re-organise them...

Way to re-organise/remove icons on home screen of Amazon Fire HD8?

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